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TaE TURF.
Racing ~ sheep-s. "d hay and Nj
ngafa.

New YORK, Septeh otr, On
weather at Sheepshesd Be V'ouay wa
perfect, the track fast, the n eng goo
and the attendance very large.
First Race-Three quarters Of. tmile
Cyclops won by half length, n aml'
Hunt second, Swift third. 1ime--l IA
Second Race-Two year Odds; thr g
quarters Of mile. R.celand won b,
half a length, Leo II. second, Matte
Looran third. Tims-l:l4i.
Third Race-Ths Dolphin stakes for
three year Odds; one and one-eiehth OF
mile. starters: Kingston, Stuyve-
SAINT. Golish, Belviderp, 0sctola, Dil.
dem, Roi dor, Breton, Idslens Cotton.
Kingston won by aneck, Beviders sec.
ond, Goliah third. Time :551.
Fourth Raee-One and ore qusrtar
OF a mile. Joe Cot on won by two
lengths Favor second, Mics Ford third.
Tims-2:07a.
Fifth Race--Selling; one and threa-
Bixteenths ola mile. Lei, won by a
nose, Windssfl OF cond, Redstcne third.
Tme-2:03t.
Sixth Rsce-Thrse quarters Of
mile on the turf. Santa Rita won by
two lengths, Pat Diver second, Mag.
g!e Mitchell third. Timo-l:l8
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New Orleans Is, Memphis q.


NKw ORLEANS, September Billy
Smith received q terrible drubbipg q,
the HANDS OF the New Orleans team
today. The locals slugged out vic
tory in the fret two innings. Fine
fielding held them down all through,
and Memphis also hit Widner hard,
but the slick work Of K usman, Cart
wright, Fuller and company overcsme
everything. The general work Of
McAleer. the fielding Of PeltE, Cam.
pan and Faller, and the catching oil
wells we're the features. About 1900
people attended. MoKeough and
Aydeloth will pitch tomorrow.
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nIRIl.

HURBUTT-AtD Duncan. Mir, foptem Der
3, lbs7, ~ 9 o'clock .. m, q malarial heml-
ipris, CiNInii Louise IAYL' n, vile Of l.. a..
llufbutt
lJRskson, Mis-, , Meridian, Miss, and New
Orleans papers please copy.l
BOB0-At fo,idenco Of parents, No. t53
PoniotOc street, Monday afternoon, keptom
Der 8. 1851, NELLY BasDLEY, aEsd I year,
daughter Of John W. aud Ella Norton Bobo.
Funeral will take place from residence thl,
TU RsDAYl mornins alto o'clock. Friend,
Of the family are invited.
BLAND-At residence, no. So Fast Mon
roe street, on Monday, septep. boz 3, 1857. at
6;t5 o'clock. ABA, consort OF W. u. Bland.
Funeral at o'clock this tTUBs DAY) alter.
noon. Friends and AsquAintAncss invited
10 attend.
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kporls M NlnEnIn.

NIAGARA FAILS, September o.
Weather pleasant, track last, attend.
ance good.
Fret Rscs-0ne mile. Roddy Prin.
gle won, halvsr second, 9lendOu
third. Tims-l:44
Second R,ce-Throe.i ourths OF Q
mile. Pink Cottage won. Colowent
second, Fssin third. Time-l:l6i.
Third Rice 0ne mile and seventy
yards. Gray Cloud won, Pericles
second, Barnum third. Tme-l:47,
beating. the recond.
Fourth Race 0ne and q quarter
miles. AlaTic won Top Sawyer Sec
ond. Time-2:l4.
Fifth Race-S,eeplechase over the
short course. Vslour won. Loety
eecond, Belle View third. Tines 20
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Powell. Home run-Duffee. Total
base hits-Chsrleston Ia, Birmingham
1. Bases Standardization z, Biz.
mingnam 10. Struck out--By Smith 8,
6y Weber 8. First bass on balls
Ohsrlesion l: Double play-Hlres
and Powell. Batter hit-By Weber.
Passed ball-Snyder. Wild pitch
Weber. Time Of game-One hour
and forty'fve minutes. Umpire
Moran.
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HONt0n IA RHA Osp"AN ~.

"""sV" 10, FsA ~
BosToN, SeptemA "ne'"eei
$4,000 and 1900 speesa, 'orS witnessed
a very loosely played IN ue 'oaay Dc
tween the Bostons and FA 'aue'phi"S
The grounds were roped ~ ana '~o
bases were allowed on hit 'n Z.
which went into the crowd. a 'uinn'
ton pitched. for two and half iEu. "ss'
when he was relieved by Fergn VI
who, In turn, was relieved by Bn. V
haton in the fifth inning, the home
team having had q picnic with him
also. Kelly played his position for all
II was worth, saving several runs for
his side by stratagem at critical points.
Score:
Boston. 81 0 10 0 O % O. O-ls
PhiPphia.4 0 90 00l l 5-ll
Earned runs-Boeton 7, Philsdsl.
phis4. Two base hiis-Kelly, Fo-
garty 2. Double Clements and
Irwin, Mulvey aud Farrsr. Base on
bslls-Kelly, Nash, Morrill, 2, Madden,
Ferguson, Andrews 2, Mulvey, Buf
hnton, Farrsr, Bsstain. Bsse on
errors-Boston l, Philadelphia l.
Struck out - Hornung, Burdock,
Farrar, Olements, Cunning, Bsslian.
Wild pitch - Madden. Time-two
hours and thirty minutes. Um.
pife-DOaschar
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Pistsburg d, indianapolis 4.

PirrsDuRo, Pa, September 5.-To-
days game was devoid Of interest
until the last inning. Indianapolis
hit Calvin 80 hard In the first two
innings, ard piled the runs up so rap.
idly, that there seemed slight hope Of
the Pitnburss winning. BY great
streak Of batting and sharp base run.
ming the home team made five runs,
four OF them earned, in the ninth
inning, amidst the widest enthusiasm.
Attendance, 1900. Score:
PittsburR........-0 0 10000 0 5-5
In1ianapolis..-...3 i 10000 0 0-4
Earned runs-Pittsburg 4, Indian
apolis 3. Two base hits-Csrroll and
Gardner. Three base hits-Shomberg
and Coleman. Double playe-Cole-
man and Barley, Denny, Glssscock
and Shomberg. Base on Balls-Miller,
Dsliymple, Coleman, Barley, Whit.
ney, Ssery and Shofhberg. Base on
error-PittSburg. Struck out-Galvin
4, Boyle 2. Passed balls-Miller,
Myers 2. Wild pitch-Boyle. Time
One hour and fifty minutes. I'm.
pire--Dsniels.
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New York 0. Ma.hisgtoa 8.

INV YORK, September 5.-The
game between the Washington aud
New York clubs today was uninter-
eating throughout, no brilliant plays
being made on either side. A few
cheers were heard when Connor hit q
foul ball over the fence. Ward played
poorly today and no. mp TO his ususl
form. Meyers at second bsss and
0'Bren at first carried of the honors
for the visitors. Attendance $500.
Score:
New York ......0 032 2010I-9
Washington.......0 90 / 0002 0-3
Earned runs-New York 4. Two
base hits-Gore, Ocnnor, Carroll.
Three base hits-Connor. Base on
balls - Conner, Mack. Base on
erroIs-New York 8, Washington 2
Struck out-Washington Z. Passed
halls-Brown /, Mack |. Time Of
eame-0ae hour and fiity.fye min.
utes. Umpire-ValeHtine.
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B. GUILE:
No. Madison street, Memphts. Tenn.


,,,, ,.. ned 10 favor his home team,
. N the crowd attacked him
with cinr. and stones, literally run.
r,nn n h;U, out Of town. When last
.aan ba wsA headed south on the
Moth ~as,srn abroad, the Infatuated
moh cloaa hehInI
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oinoinn.,i ., Athletic. q.

PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-The
game today between the Athletic and
Cincinnati clubs was one Of the pref.
tiest Of the season, every run scored
being earned, q poor throw by Bald
win and tumble by Milligan bsirg
the only errors, The visitors scored
two 10 the third on Ncol's two bag.
ger, q single by MCPaee. the latter's
clean seals OF second and third aud
an out. Stovey's eingle aud steal TO
second and Milligan's safs hit gave
tho Athletics run In tho seventh,
and they tied the score In precisely
the Hame way in the ninth. The Gin.
cinDals won the game in thor hall u
the ninth on Rgilley's double and
Corkhil's single. Score:
UipeinnSti.o 40 020 000l-3
Athletic ... .......0 o 90 o o ] 0 l-2
Earned runs-Alhletlcs 9, Cincin.
natl 3. Two bass hits-Nco Kelley.
First base on balls-Lyons, Bierbnuer,
Townsend, Fenn6lly and Baldwin.
First base on erTors-C.ncinnati /.
Struck out-McGarr, Fennelly 2, Car.
penter. Paved ball Baldwin. Time
Of eame-0ne hour and thirty.hye
minutes. Umpifo-Bauer.
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has. bj.. Ryan. Home runs-Thomp.
,on a' and 'tefier. Double plsys--Rich.
ardson. Ko, We and Brouthers, PI,ffer
and InJsvvo n. Base on balls Ryan.
Rass an s,rc, detroit 5, Chicago 8.
strnok ou.Ns tzsip l, Olarkson s.
will n;tchNA. rkson. Time two
WIG Mma plIGn ,,-. Powers.
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HabiiuaI Constipation

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the kidneys, liver or bowels, are sue
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by the use OF the gentle, yet effective
laxative and diurelic, Syrup Of Figs.
lie advantages are evident; II 70 easily
taken, pleasing 10 the taste, acceptable
TO the stomach, harmless 10 the most
delicate system, and truly beneficial
In effect. For sale In 90 cents end
800 boitlee For Galo In ~ cents
and 81 bottles by II. j. Heigtsr and
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Wholesale agents ~ Memphis.
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summary: Earned Tuns-New o..
leans s, Memphis /. Two base hits
Klusman 2, Cartwright, Geise, Fuller,
OroitY. Tsree base hits-Campau,
Geifs, McAleer, PhelAn. frs, haze
on eiTors-Memphis7, New Orleans 0.
Firsi bsse on balls-New Orleans 4,
Memphis Q. Ltft on bpse0 New Or.
leans 2, Memphis 7. Passed balls
Wells ], Crotiy /. Wild pitches
each. Time Of game-Two hours. Um.
pre- BsTkeTy.
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Earned runs-B,timore 3, Cevs.
land 8. Two bsse hits-Pdrcell. Gilks.
Three base hit Allen. Base on balls
Burns, Allen. Hit-Hotsliug, Oar.
roll. Base on errors Baltimore 2,
Cleveland /. Struck out-Kilroy 4.
Pssssd balls-Toy,2. Wild pitch
Crowell. Tlme-one hour and forty
minutes. Umpire-Ourry.
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Chicago NJ, Dftrsit7,

DETROIT, MIon, September 5.-To'
days game was characterized by heavy
hitting at opporIune moments by both
clubs, while the fielding on both sides
was wrelohed. White ia nbled nearly
every thing that came his way, Han.
laa let a grounder 70 by him
that cost two runs, and Sulliyan'e
muH Of two easy flies AID
Burnb's tumble In the third
contributed three runs for the home
team. Ia the ninth, singles by Clark
500, Petit, Sullivan and Arson, and =
three.baggsr by Ryan. and . Wild
throw by Thompson, yielded four
rune, three Of them earned. Attend
ance, 5000. Score:
Detroit ...........0 1 80 8 5000
Chicago ....... 0 / 02 I'll
Enned runs-Dstroi. 4, Chicago 4
Two base hiti-Nsons, Burns,-Thre'
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EsIned Tuns-L0uisvlIIe 3, Brook
lynS s. Two base hits--Wolf, Wruick,
Clark, 0.teIson, Pinokney, Terry.
Three bare hiis-Wolf and Phillips.
Home TunE-Pinckney, Mcclellan.
Double play-McC.elan and Phillips.
Baas on balls-Msck 3, Browning 2,
McClellsnd, swshwood, Toole Otter.
son. Struck out-Sgartwood 3, Nc.
Clelland. 0tterson, Browning. Passed
balls-Cross 2. Wild pitchss-Cham.
beriain 2. Time-Two hours aud
twenty minutes. Umpire-M,Q uade.
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Our Autumn ana Winter ImpOrta-
tlons OF Fine Wors,sds, Cloths, Cassl.
meres and SultIngs are now arr living,
and will soon be ready for inspection.
Very respectfully,
\. y. RiDGELY,
Tailor and Draper,
81 Madison ~.
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No STORE complete without Koko
Tulu.
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Earned runs-Bsltimore z. Two base
hits-Grffin, HAYS, Carroll Three
bsse hit-Allen. Double plsy-Rsip-
schlager, Morrison and Toy. Base on
balls-Burns 3, SOmmer 2. Hlt-Trott
9. Base on enop-Tucker, Grifin.
Struck out-Bsltimore 2,Cleveland |
Passed b0lls-smith 5, Morrison 3.
Wild pilches-Rsipschlager 2, Moni.
ron 2. Tme-Two hours Umpire
Daniels.
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scoRE NJ tsNtNGs;
Men Rbis..t......i . Q Q j ~
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

M ULBS-3 pretty good dray mules; will
1n trade for better mule, or for cotton
seed. Memphis Cotton kced Co.,
~ Madison IT..
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Baltimore wins Two Games

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 5.-In
addition to the scheduled game the
Baltimore club today played of one
Of their postponed games with Cleve-
land, and managed to win them both.
Smith pitched tie early game and
won it with comparatively little
trouble, but the second game was
closely contested, and proved highly
interesting to the 5000 people present.
Kilroy was bstted rather freely in the
last game. but he was In good form,
and the hits made of him were too
much scattered to be useful. Curry
did lot chow up In town for the Hrt
game, and Daniels, Of the Baltimore
club, oGciated satisfactorily. Score
first game:
Baltimore.....-..... 2 5000 Oil
Cleveland........".- o 0 90 0 81 3
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BrookIys -. Louisville 4.

BRocKLYS. September 5.-The third
game between Louisville and Brook.
Ign resulted In an easy victory for the
home tan, owing 70 the visitors
inability TO bat Toole. The Louis.
yilles felded fully a. we'll a. their ad.
veissries, bat tho Brooklybs bstted the
ball over the lot, especially In the
eighth inning, when Toole led of
with bin, and wts followed by two
home runs In succession, two bases on
balls and six singles, yielding nine
ru1s, eight Of which we're earned. For
the visitors Mack did the best folding,
and he and Werrick balted best. Az.
tendance 1000. Score:
Louisyille.........0 COOS 0O2- 4
n..Lfwa N N N 4 N "A
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FOR SALE.

nkU0 bIOhE-A drst class retail drus
- ,,ofe, doins a good psyinE businosst
oho oi zoe old,,t stands IN Msnphisi hrst-
teIlhg. Addten hALkM, this oinee.
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Euned runs-Dstroi. 4, Chicago 4.
Two base hih-NAson,, Burns,-Three
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MASONIC AID Observation-Disclosures seventy.
nve gentlemen, mostly residents OF this place met
purpose OF forming benevolent ASSOCIATION to he
known as the Masonic Aid association. The OH.
GERS elected were: President, DR.. Thomas a
secretary, +. w. Storch; treasurer Charles r
Becker. 1t is necessary Tor member tn he co n
Washington. " "'e'
BUILDING APRoyEAENTs-The old frame shantv
NO: LAS go street, which has long been an eye
sore, Is nov being torn away. Mr.. George Free
this site.-The dilapidated frame buildings on o
street near the corner OF 32d street. have been de-
OF the Connecticut Pie Bakery to erect a baker,
and dwelling upon the Site
N0TEs.-Th1s morning, In the Police Court. Judge
on High street..--Residents on 3Ist street. from
r street, extending northward, complain Of the
absence OF street sweeperS-Ihe bad condition
plant e " WIZ
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NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
CdANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPOyED RFAI.
ESIAIE On SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN T.
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN The CITY
OF WASHINGTON ID q

cHAANGER Try SALE OF VALUABLE nIPoyED REAL
ESIAIE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN d
And r STREETS NORTHWEST, IN The CITY
Dur WASHINGTON, ID. G.
the n St9e OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
teenth day of December, A. b. 1856, in equity Iii
Of the premises, WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTY Z Wy
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. The following parcels Of
land in square numbered four hundred and ffty-
l456 III the City of Washington in the District of Col
FIRST; The north half of lot numbered ten C1o)
improved by four story brick building known as No
513 SEVENTH STREET and one story back building
with brlck stable i'll the rear.
SECOND. The south half Of lot numbered eleven
No: SIS SEVENTH STREET, with four story hal
building and building in the rear
IhlhD: Part OF lot numbered six go. BEGINNING
Tor the same at the northwest of said lot on
thirty lO) foot alley and running thence east about
tmrty-hve (35) feet eleven Il inches; thence south
about fortyfour (44) feet to ten (lO) foot alley.
tnence west about thirty hve (35) feet eleven (ll)
inches, and thence to the beginning, improved by q
brick stable. -
The above property offers unusual Inducements To
persons desiring Investments in business property
Ierms OF sale as provided by decree are one fourth
% cash. balance in one ID, two CD and three CD years
with interest from day of sale for which notes will be
required or all cash at option Of purchaser or pur
cnAsers., upon confirmation of sale and payment Of
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser terms of sale
are not complied with in QO) DAYS the trustees
Will resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser
Aueposlt OF 5000 each in the first two parcels and
OF SOo IN the third parcel Of ground will be required
at time of sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee,
JAMES H. sAy11lE 't Tgn = st. NV.
n, REGINALD FENDAII. Trustee,
IS-u 32o ~ st. NV.
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oooS 4 ~ 4 + ( 1 ZEE + + ssss
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.HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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AN USpoEr1cA1 POEM SANDw1cHED.
The Short Stops in Clothing
At S stop sh sn RED nEfrER you know
They say he is naughty,
| Because ADLER won't give them q show.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE,
MEMS OVERCOATS.
$4.O5. $4.73, $3.50. 1915. 1895. $11.25, 1850
But let them keep grumbling,
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Their raving and ranting,
Wonq tsie With c the PEOPLE you know
READ RED LETTER PRICES-MEN'S SUITS.
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Precious moments are flying,
s9 as. ii The sH so Sayisf picked osr.
Strike tas q .' t SS gait
At ADLER's Ten Per Cent Clothing Store.
RED LETTER Is K = Is r ovERcoA1s--
$780, ss7l' $780, s s4ss;. 1885, $685. s7-so
There we're sure Of good treatment.
Polite attention and Justice, 1 trow,
Because it is BETTER
To do right than to swindle, you know
RIGHTEOUS RED I LET r B SUITS
$4O5 s5.1s. s54o $685. SO 90. s7.ss. % 90, se.es
The RED LETTER" is planted.
And Victor E. undaunted,
rs smRii l n.I!ys bids you al come
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Are given with the smile OF Yum Yum.
RARE RED LETTER.-CHILDREN'S OvERCOATS-
3 TO IL.
9Oc.. 81 ID, 81 10 81 81. So 90, $349 $780, g. So
$4.05, &4.95.
To buy pig in q poke
Is not huge joke
To the man who was knocked high and Low.
cat i'll a bag,
Or q string halted nag
Don't sweeten the temper you know.
RIP ROARING "RED, Letter GO!"
CHnDREN'S SUITS.-3 TOl3.
$2.7O, S2.93, $315, 1898, 80 40, $3.50, 437l
1894, @4.O5, $4.6l.
Regular prices marked in black the original tick
cts. Red Letter prices marked in Red white tags
VICTOR e. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSH TEN
927 AND 929 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR. MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
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Capt. Hall. keeper Of the Hog 1slapo ,,pnt R

suictded by jumping from boat. - ~
Isaac Johnson colored, who was assaulted by
Dennis Gross, colored, at Bonnie Brae cemetery.
near Baltimore, died OF his injuries.
The coast defense congress orranfzed NJ Nam
max Springs. Fla, with john B. Cary, Of
hcnmond, as presioent and long list OF vice
stty OF coast defenses were adopted.
There Is fuel famine at port Benton. Mont.
and coal Il $50 ton. -s--'-'
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AN EPIDEMIC OF WINTER Cuor I'D. pbvcio,on

AN EPIDEMIC OF WINTER Characterization
state that during the recent continued cold
weather cases OF cholera morbus, in the form
known as winter chOiera, appeared In the city to
such an extent as to make 1t epidemic The
mortality reports, however, do not show that any
cases were iataL one physician states that he
medical sanitary inspector OF the health Office
speaking OF the matter to a STAR reporter said
break. II the epidemic had come fmmediafeiv
after Christmas, 1t might have had some rela.
ton to over dulgence at that time, but coming
''epidemtc constitution OF the atmosphere.v He
had noticed, ne said, that single case would
occur In one FAMILY, no one else In the family
being affected, which indicated that n was
probably not due to the character Of the foo
eaten. N
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C1os1se SALE Or DREss Goons

AT COST, AT COST, AT COST, AT COST.
46-in. CASHMERES in Navy, Brown. Bronze
Myrtle and Black at &c, very fine quality.
Medium Weight DRESS GOODS. suitable for the
early spring, at cost.
PKRfs ROBES and DRESS PATTERNS at cost.
Bargains in fine WOOLENS, 81 in.
STRIPED SUITINGS. medium weight reduced to
81 per yard
reduced to 81 from 8 SO.
EVENING SILKS and ILLUSIONS greatly reduced
Gautier's all silk VELvETS, all colors at reduced
prices.
below regular prices.
Just opened Q new lot of HENRIETTAS DRAP
DE ALMA and other Mourning Goods less than regular
prices.
Having bought to great advantage we offer decided
bargains in all classes Of DRESS GOODS.
ONE PRICE.
W. M. SINISTER SONS
fS 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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SOKE!

CoKE. CokE,
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEST FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANY's
COKE.
Orders received at
Office Gas Company, 413 10th st. NV
Either Of the eight Offices Of JOHNSON BROTHERS.
A G. JOHNSON BROTHERS., Offices
v. BALDWIN JOHNSON'S offices.
and at
HENRY A. JONES', grocery store:
ja31-3m 31O1 NJ st. NV, Georgetown.
VIVHE MODERN STANDARD OF COMFORT
Is fully met with our PALACE KING Furnaces,
KITCHENER Ranges and PLUMBING SPECIALTIES,
and is the time to make contracts for the coming
building season.
HAYWARD l. HUTCHINSON,
IS 424 9th street.